Healthcare
Project 2025 recommends reimplementing SNAP work requirements and tightening state waiver availability.
Project 2025 said
Re-implement work requirements.
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Government did
Match: Strong AlignmentPublic Law 119-21 contains separate provisions affecting SNAP work requirements, Medicaid community engagement, border infrastructure, and federal student loans; each provision has its own implementation date.
Section 10102 modifies SNAP work-requirement exceptions and waiver rules for able-bodied adults.
Why this match
Project 2025 calls for reimplementing work requirements and constraining waivers; Section 10102 changes statutory exceptions and waiver rules. The policy direction closely aligns, but the mechanisms and scope are not word-for-word identical.
Congress can amend or repeal the federal provision, followed by presidential signature or a veto override. USDA administers the law; courts can review legal claims but do not repeal statutes.
Congress can amend or repeal Section 71119, followed by presidential signature or a veto override. CMS and states implement the statute; courts can review implementation and legal claims.
Congress can modify authorized uses or rescind unobligated funds through later legislation, ordinarily with presidential signature or a veto override. CBP administers the appropriation; courts can review legal challenges.
Restoring statutory Grad PLUS authority generally requires Congress to amend the law, followed by presidential signature or a veto override. The Education Department implements transition rules; courts can review legal claims.
119th Congress · July 1, 2025 · Passed 51–50, with the Vice President voting yea
On Passage of H.R. 1, as amended
119th Congress · July 3, 2025 · Passed 218–214
On motion that the House concur in the Senate amendment to H.R. 1
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